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Lewisham 1864

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lewisham]

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Table: ???n District.???D BY THE BOARD.

???n District.

???D BY THE BOARD.

No.??? Mor??? De???Amount Repaid.Amount of SinkingFund for Repayment.Upon what Rates Chargeable.
N??? ???provided ??? below*£s.d.£s.d.
75000111082The Sewers Rates on the entire Parish of Lewisham
25000Ditto
???te, or at ???calendar ???eafer200000.........Ditto
??? inatal-60000.........The Sewers Rates on the Hamlet of Penge
???provided.........543128The Sewers Rates on the portion of the Parish of Lewisham within the former "Greenwich Separate Sewerage District"
???ths, but ???to time ??? interest410000.........The Sewers Rates on the portion of the Parish of Lewisham within the former "Ravensbourne Separate Sewerage District"
provided.........622160The Sewers Rates on the Hamlet of Penge
???ee Mort- ???t Office one for by equal ???s of £400 ???ortgages of £100 ??? £2,000150000.........The Sewers Rates on the entire Parish of Lewisham
???1 instill- on depo-???don and.........260129The Sewers Rates on the Hamlet of Penge
5000.........The Sewers Rates on the entire Parish of Lewisham
..................The Sewers Rates on the Hamlet of Penge
£9,25000£2,53797

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Note.—The Establishment Expenses of the Board are in the first instance apportioned between the Parish of Lewisham and
Hamlet of Penge, in the proportion of three-fourths to the former and one-fourth to the latter, and such expenses are further apportioned
between the Expenditure for the year in the Parish and Hamlet respectively under the heads of General Purposes and
Sewerage Purposes (current expenses), in the proportion of two-thirds to the former and one-third to the latter.